Nigeria is ranked as the second worst country in power, while power falls to 3,851 megawatts, MW.
The world's worst power show index in 2017, said in a report yesterday posted by @spectatorindex twitter handle. Of the 137 countries surveyed, Yemen was ranked the worst nation nation power in 2017, followed by Nigeria, Haiti, Lebanon and Malawi.
Ethiopia occupied 37 places, while South Africa and Algeria occupied 41, 45 seats. Meanwhile, the Advisory Team Report has shown that the national network capacity is 4,000 megawatts, MW. The report states that the average power delivered by GENCO's electricity company on January 14 was $ 3,851.06 million, down $ 168.58 million in the previous day, adding that the peak of generation averaged $ 4,425 million for 5, 5 percent. According to the report, "On January 14, 2018, the average power was sent 3,851MWh / hour (less 169MWh / h than the previous day) 1437.9MW was not due to gas inaccessibility." 0MW was not due to the unavailability of the infrastructure line, while 680.5MW was not due to high frequencies resulting from a lack of distribution infrastructure. 290 MW did not occur because of unavailability of water. "On 14 January 2018, the energy sector lost its estimate of N1,121,000,000 due to insufficient gas supply, distribution infrastructure, transmission infrastructure and water supply." As a result, a total of 63.1 million energy limitations of 16 million are sent from the Omok thermal power plant. The Alaoy National Independent Power Plant (NIPP) had a limit of 240 mw which has affected the ability of the plant to generate commercial energy. Energy sent from Delta Power Plant on the same day was 340.76mw with a high frequency limit of 100 Hertz. Jebb's plant sent 302.88 million energy, while Shiroro had 290 mw limitations, with a high frequency limit of 95 Hz, limiting the usable energy to 160.31 mw, while Kainjska dam dispatched 359.49 mw power to the transmission company Nigeria, TCN .
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